Sentence examples for labour results from inspiring English sources

The best Labour results of all came in Scotland.

"The best Labour results were in some of the most modern bits of England, in London and its hinterland.

The low average time devoted by Italian young men to domestic labour results in part from the large share of young men who do no housework at all.

The Labour results were described as a success, with the party building on its performance the previous year in the north of England and Wales, consolidating its position in northern cities and winning control of places such as Cardiff and Swansea.

Some of the increase might reflect improved ability after reorganisation to effect appropriate transfer when circumstances such as the precipitate, unplanned, and unexpected onset of preterm labour results in delivery at a hospital unable to provide specialist neonatal intensive care.

Regarding antenatal knowledge at baseline, all of the responses between the two groups were comparable at baseline except for question 9 which asked, "What are the signs of labour?" (results not shown).

Collective labour resulted in collective gain.

What is unquestionable is that it was a good result for Labour, a correspondingly bad one for the Tories, and that a good Labour result mattered when the news from England was inconclusive, from Wales disappointing and from Scotland dismal.

Only by doing so can he avoid the ignominy of the worst Labour result since 1922, let alone any vestigial chance of hanging on to power.

Likewise, that move away from manual labour resulted in fewer men having jobs that made huge physical demands on them, demands that made it seem sensible that they should be untroubled by any expectation of domestic contribution.

After the disastrous Labour result in the 1983 general election, she offered to spend her long academic holiday working for Neil Kinnock's campaign for the party leadership, and was appointed treasurer.